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03/14 12:08 CDT American-owned Burnley held to draw and running out of games to avoid relegation from Premier League American-owned Burnley held to draw and running out of games to avoid relegation from Premier League By STEVE DOUGLAS AP Sports Writer Burnley is running out of time and hope in the Premier League. A 0-0 home draw with Bournemouth on Saturday left next-to-last Burnley --- one of the many U.S.-owned teams in England's top division --- eight points from safety with just eight games remaining this season and facing an immediate return to the Championship. Burnley has won just four of its 30 league games. Sunderland, another promoted team, appears to be safe from relegation but is limping toward the end of the season after a third straight home loss -- this time to Brighton 1-0. The only goal was a bizarre one, with Yankuba Minteh's mis-hit cross from the byline somehow squeezing in at the near post in the 58th minute at the Stadium of Light. Sunderland hadn't lost at home until a defeat to Liverpool on Feb. 11. Since then, it has lost to Fulham and now Brighton.

Title race Later, the focus switches to the title race as first-place Arsenal hosts Everton before second-place Manchester City --- seven points back --- visits West Ham. Chelsea also plays, at home to Newcastle. ___ Steve Douglas is at https://twitter.com/sdouglas80 ___ AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer
 
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